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Hello

I search on he Internet about information to correct fuse settigs for 
brown out detection, I do not know what is the difference between 2.7, 
4v or BODEN?, I already read AVR180 document but dont have information 
about AVRStudio brown-Out fuse settings.

Thanks for help

--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "jdelgadillo66" <jdelgadillo66@y...> 
wrote:
> I search on he Internet about information to correct fuse settigs
> for brown out detection, I do not know what is the difference
> between 2.7, 4.0v or BODEN?

The datasheet for each microcontroller the settings.

To summarize, BODEN is an abbreviation for Brown Out Detector ENable.  
If brown-out detection is enabled, the other setting (BODLEVEL)
determines the actual voltage level below which the brown-out detector 
will be triggered, i.e. 2.7 volts or 4.0 volts.  Which of these levels 
you choose depends on your particular application.

On Mon, 2005-08-29 at 17:13 +0000, Don Kinzer wrote:
> --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "jdelgadillo66" <jdelgadillo66@y...> 
> wrote:
> > I search on he Internet about information to correct fuse settigs
> > for brown out detection, I do not know what is the difference
> > between 2.7, 4.0v or BODEN?
> The datasheet for each microcontroller the settings.
> To summarize, BODEN is an abbreviation for Brown Out Detector ENable.
> If brown-out detection is enabled, the other setting (BODLEVEL)
> determines the actual voltage level below which the brown-out detector
> will be triggered, i.e. 2.7 volts or 4.0 volts.  Which of these levels
> you choose depends on your particular application.

   To elaborate just a bit, if you are using a 3.3 volt or anything
below a 5.0 volt Vcc, you will probably want to use the lower, 2.7 volt
BODLEVEL setting.  If you are using a 5V or higher Vcc, you will
probably want to use the 4 volt BODLEVEL setting.   It can be a little
more complicated than that for some specialized applications, but in
geeneral, these rules of thumb should suffice.

Tom